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Lesson 4<br />

Project 4-2: Organizing Slides into Sections<br />

You are an assistant at Sunny Day Travel, and your boss has created the beginnings of a presentation<br />

containing travel tips for various destination types. Because there will eventually be many<br />

slides per destination, you will organize the slides into sections for the destination types and make<br />

some changes to the slide master that will improve the look of the slides.<br />

GET READY. LAUNCH PowerPoint if it is not already running.<br />

1. OPEN the Travel Tips presentation and SAVE it as Travel Tips Sections.<br />

2. Go to slide 2. Notice that the title is obscured by the graphic.<br />

3. Switch to Slide Master view and select the slide master.<br />

4. Drag the bottom border of the title placeholder upward so its height is 0.75”. Use the<br />

Height box on the Drawing Tools Format tab to gauge the height, or use the vertical<br />

ruler.<br />

5. Close Slide Master view and confirm on slide 2 that the title no longer overlaps the<br />

graphic.<br />

6. Create a section that starts with slide 3. Name it Sand and Sun.<br />

7. Create a section that starts with slide 6. Name it Adventure.<br />

8. Create a section that starts with slide 9. Name it Cruise.<br />

9. Create a section that starts with slide 12. Name it City.<br />

10. Create a section that starts with slide 15. Name it Summary.<br />

11. Move the City section before the Cruise section.<br />

12. Select the graphic for Sand and Sun and then create a hyperlink that jumps to slide 3.<br />

13. Create additional hyperlinks for the other three graphics, jumping to the first slide in<br />

their respective sections.<br />

14. SAVE the presentation and CLOSE the file.<br />

EXIT PowerPoint.

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